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intuitional

/ɪntuˈɪʃənəl/ adj

Pertaining to, derived from, or perceived by, intuition; intuitive.

Word Origin From Latin intuitio, from in- 'toward' + tueri 'to look at, watch.' Intuition is literally 'looking at something' — a direct, immediate understanding without reasoning. The suffix -al makes it an adjective: intuitional means relating to intuition. The root tueri also gives us tuition (originally 'protection, guardianship') and tutor (one who watches over). So intuition is like an inner guardian watching over your thoughts.

adj Pertaining to, derived from, or perceived by, intuition; intuitive.

Her intuitional understanding of complex problems often surprised her colleagues.

(形容词) 直觉的；直观的

她对复杂问题的直觉理解常常让同事们感到惊讶。

(adjetivo) Perteneciente a, derivado de, o percibido por la intuición; intuitivo.

Su comprensión intuitiva de problemas complejos a menudo sorprendía a sus colegas.

(adjectif) intuitif; intuitionnel [Qui relève de l'intuition, qui est perçu ou dérivé par intuition.]

Sa compréhension intuitive des problèmes complexes surprenait souvent ses collègues.

(Adjektiv) intuitiv; intuitionsbasiert [**intuitional** *Adj.*: auf Intuition beruhend; durch unmittelbare Einsicht oder gefühlsmäßige Erkenntnis gewonnen.]

Ihre **intuitional** Herangehensweise an komplexe Probleme überraschte ihre Kollegen immer wieder.

(形容詞) 直感に関する、直感に由来する、または直感で知覚される；直感的な。

彼女の複雑な問題に対する直感的な理解は、同僚たちをしばしば驚かせた。

(adjetivo) intuitivo; instintivo [Relativo, derivado ou percebido por intuição; intuitivo.]

Sua compreensão intuitiva de problemas complexos frequentemente surpreendia seus colegas.

Synonyms: intuitive instinctive innate instinctual immediate Antonyms: rational logical empirical analytical
Word parts: in + tuit + ion + al

Related words

intuitive intuitively

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